106: Injury/Illnesses
What do you NOT do to intestines that are protruding or exposed for someone with an abdominal wound?
push the intestines back or manipulate them in any way.
What is the most serious chest injury that requires immediate first aid?
sucking chest wound.
Section 101: What is the 5 step process of ORM?
identifying Hazards, assessing hazards, making risk decisions, implementing controls, supervising
How many ways are there to purify water under field conditions?
3
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Ideally, the primary survey (ABCDE) and transport decision should be completed within how many minutes?
10 minutes within your arrival at the scene.
Heatsroke, also known as sunstroke, is a more serious condition than heat exhaustion since it carries a __% mortality rate?
20%
What are 2 signs/symptoms of a shock?
restlessness followed by apathy, labored and rapid breathing, eyes glassy and dull, pupils dialated, skin cool and clammy, pulse weak and thready, pulse above 140 for hemorrhagic shock, pulse below 60 for neurogenic shock.
Section 102: Who was given the nickname "Tiger of the Mountains?" (RANK & NAME)
Lieutenant General Louis B. "Chesty" Puller
Name the 3 ways to purify water
iodine tablets, calcium hypochlorite, boiling
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What is the D in ABCDE?
disability
How do you treat an upper arm fracture close to the shoulder?
place a pad or towel in the armpit, bandage the arm securely to the body, and place the forearm in a sling.
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Where are the 5 locations you fasten a splint when treating a thigh fracture?
around the ankles, over the knee, below the hips, around the pelvis, below the armpit
Section 103: How many elements of the Marine Corps mission are there?
7
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When boiling water, water must be held at a rolling boil for AT LEAST how many seconds before it is safe to drink?
15 seconds
What is triage?
process of quickly assessing paitents during multi-victim situation and giving patients a classification (priority) for receiving treatment based off severity of their injury/illness
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what is the medication used for burns?
Sulfamylon and Silvadene 1/16 inch thickness, applied to burned area. Repeat after 12 hours and then after daily debridement.
What is immersion foot caused by?
results from prolonged exposure to wet cold temperatures ranging from just above freezing. Can occur on hands and feet.
Section 104: Which type of report is the foundation of the performance record?
Regular Report
What are the measurements of a cat hole?
1 ft wide, 1 ft deep
What does ABCDE stand for?
What is the difference between how your skin feels for superficial vs deep frostbite?
superficial: skin will feel hard, but the underlying tissue will be soft, moving over bony ridges
deep: skin will NOT move over bony ridges and will feel hard and solid.
active cooling should stop and restart when a patient reaches what temperatures?
active cooling stops when core temperature reaches 102F. Restarts when patients reaches 103F.
Section 105: What is Article I of the Code of Conduct?
I am an American, fighting in the Armed Forces which guard my country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense.
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Illustrate a firemans carry
First to reach the instructors win the point
What classification includes patients whose treatment can be delayed without jeopardy to life or loss of limb?
Class III